Patient's question:
Come once, but it's already the 19th day, how come my period hasn't come? Is it because I'm sick (I've been living with my boyfriend for half a month)? Am I experiencing endocrine disorder? How should I determine it.Doctor's answer:
The confirmation of endocrine disorders requires a thorough examination of the six gonadal hormones. Having your period twice a month is not normal; a normal period should occur every 21-32 days. If your period is delayed by 19 days and you have sexual activity, you should consider how to conceive. You should seek medical attention to examine the cause of frequent menstruation and receive treatment. If you have sexual activity, take a urine pregnancy test to confirm. To determine the cause of endocrine disorders, a six-gonadal hormone test should be conducted. The daily treatment for gynecological patients primarily involves symptomatic treatment. Patients can take some oral medications, supplemented with vitamins, and pay attention to self-care, proper diet, and avoiding cold foods.